Method of active component of complex resistance measurement

Authors

  • M. A. Filyniuk
  • D. V. Havrilov

Keywords:

complex resistance, active component, method of measurement

Abstract

The method of measurement of an active component of complex resistance which error would not depend on its reactive component is of interest. Dependence of invariant factor of stability of non mutual quadrupole on value of complex resistance which are connected to input and output is in the basis of the method. The analysis shows, that the invariant factor of stability of the loaded quadrupole depends only on active complex resistance which are connected to input and output and does not depend on reactive components. The considered method can be used both for measurement of active complex conductivity by replacement of complex resistance for complex conductivity, and in measuring installation - the input of the quadrupole is necessary to include the calibrated and measured conductivity in parallel

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Published

2010-11-12

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[1]
M. A. Filyniuk and D. V. Havrilov, “Method of active component of complex resistance measurement”, Вісник ВПІ, no. 5, pp. 107–110, Nov. 2010.

Issue

No 5 (2004)

Section

Radioelectronics and radioelectronic equipment manufacturing

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